Kylian Mbappe says he will not arrive at Real Madrid in January

PARIS (AP) — French international striker Kylian Mbappe, who has three days left to negotiate with any team, ruled out that he will arrive at Real Madrid in the winter market, postponed the time to talk about his future and was focused on “winning something big with PSG.” No, in January I will not go to Real Madrid. I’m very happy, I’m going to finish the season with PSG one hundred percent. I want to give everything to win a great title for the fans, I think I deserve it, to win something big with PSG,” he said in an interview with CNN. Mbappe has no regrets about wanting to go to Real Madrid last summer and opted to wait to talk about his wishes for next season. “I was honest. I had a feeling and I said what I had in my heart. No one can be bothered by a personal feeling but I am happy to stay and play with Messi and the rest of the teammates. It’s my city, I’m French, I’m happy and I want to win it all this season.” Read more: Liga MX: Chivas finalizes details for wednesday’s friendly match against Necaxa “It’s not the time to talk about my future. I just have in mind to be well at an important moment of the season and to beat Real Madrid in February and March. There is nothing else on my mind. We are ready to play that tie,” he added. Kylian Mbappé believes that it is “the moment” for PSG to strike in the Champions League and the first tie leaves the difficulty of measuring the team with the most titles, Real Madrid. “We are prepared. It is the most important moment of the season. Of course, we want to take a step forward now and win the Champions League for the city, for the club. We’re going to try.” For the French striker it is an honor to share a team with a legend like the Argentine Lionel Messi, to whom he dedicated numerous accolades. “It’s hard to believe playing with him, it’s a great dream to be with him every day, an honor, a great pleasure for me to be able to tell my children, my friends, that I play with Messi. We have to enjoy watching it in Paris, it’s an incredible moment in psg’s history and hopefully we win a lot of titles this season and be recognised as the best team in the world. With Messi it’s easier.” The French attacker did not mind admitting that he has modified aspects of the game to fit in with Lionel Messi who arrived at PSG this summer. “Messi is a different player and you adapt your game to him, it’s normal. For me to play with the best is what I wanted, it makes everything easier, it makes the rest play better, it puts the ball in the perfect place to score. There is no problem to gather great players and make concessions, because the team comes first and we do everything to win,” he said. He has a degree in Communication Sciences from the Universidad de Occidente, Unidad Guasave, with a specialty in Media. In his career as a journalist he has done work focused on the agricultural, fishing, health, economic sector, among others. In 2016 he joined EL DEBATE, where he worked as a reporter for locals in Guasave, where he also covered the current affairs, sports and police sections. Since 2017 he entered the digital area as a reporter for the portal of the newspaper EL DEBATE in www.debate.com.mx specializing in the Sports section. In addition to studying and passing the “Sports Journalism Workshop” at the University of Guadalajara in its Virtual University system. cornelio.figueroa@debate.com.mx See more



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